Recently, I came across a quite interesting on-chain protocol suite—the Noya-SIXR-Base framework. Simply put, it is an on-chain construction of a smart execution closed-loop ecosystem.

It consists of two main parts. Noya is an intent-based autonomous agent network that reads the entire chain's state data and automatically generates and optimizes cross-protocol transaction flows. From another perspective, it functions like an autonomous nervous system within the DeFi ecosystem, capable of sensing and executing automatically.

SIXR is a programmable event generator designed specifically to handle the mapping between real-world event data and on-chain interactions. This design approach connects off-chain information with on-chain execution, truly opening up new possibilities. The core problem this architecture aims to solve is: how to enable on-chain intelligence to not only automate execution but also genuinely coordinate multiple protocols to form a closed-loop, autonomous interaction system. There is still room for exploration of this idea in DeFi aggregation and cross-chain execution layers.